Plans can be developed
at a relatively modest cost.
In Spring Lake, New Jersey, a simple strip of grass and trees
runs along a lakefront within a neighborhood of single family
homes, thus providing important public parkland at a modest cost.
The cost of developing a conceptual design for larger areas is
moderate, considering the potential benefits. The cost of mapping
would be limited to the fees of a planner and a surveyor who would
lay out the paper streets and submit them for approval by the
town's governing body. The expense of building the streets would
be deferred until the area was ready for development and then,
the developer would typically assume this responsibility as
a condition for project approval.
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Spring Lake, New Jersey
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